Why Resizing Images Is Important

So many people think that if they put an image into their website page builder then resize the image using the page builder, it is actually resized. However, this is merely a short cut that can cause a lot of problems.

An image must be resized in an actual image editor like Adobe Photoshop, uploaded to the website, and then placed on the website at its actual size. This is how to properly resize an image.

If an image is not properly resized, it can cause your webpage to load very slowly. This can cause visitors to get upset or impatient and either leave the page or else leave your website entirely. Obviously, this is not a very good sales strategy.

Images that are not resized properly will take up a lot of storage space. This means you may run out of space soon, which means you will not be able to add more content, pictures, or pages to your website.

Images that are not properly resized can also cause your website to go over its data transfer allotment. This is how much data your website is allowed to show within a certain period of time. If you go over the allotment, depending on your host, you will either have your website shut down for a while or you will end up paying extra. You can go over your allotment just by having too many visitors, too, but the most common reason for going over is because the images are too large, even if they look small on the website.

We offer an image editing service for a low price. This saves you the trouble and expense of purchasing and learning an image editing program, and it keeps the above problems from happening.